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<blockquote data-quote="Kurtr" data-source="post: 228649" data-attributes="member: 194">when driving or a big base camp I would say probably not. But going back in some miles and having only one pair of pants for 5 or so days then yes need becomes more of a thing.&nbsp; After being on the last two back country camping trips(didn’t kill an elk haha) the value of the high end technical clothing has proved its worth.&nbsp; Not only in weight savings but keeping me comfortable and on the mountain from 6 degrees to 70 and snow to wind driven rain.&nbsp; My biggest deer I have ever shot was while wearing carharts and walking 150 yards from pick up and sitting on edge of field but if wet or cold it was an 8 minute walk to the rig not a date with hypothermia- - - Updated - - -To be fair I am such a Sitka fan boi I pretty much wear it all the time unless I am pouring concrete or on a asphalt job.&nbsp; There work and casuall line is super comfy</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kurtr, post: 228649, member: 194"] when driving or a big base camp I would say probably not. But going back in some miles and having only one pair of pants for 5 or so days then yes need becomes more of a thing. After being on the last two back country camping trips(didn’t kill an elk haha) the value of the high end technical clothing has proved its worth. Not only in weight savings but keeping me comfortable and on the mountain from 6 degrees to 70 and snow to wind driven rain. My biggest deer I have ever shot was while wearing carharts and walking 150 yards from pick up and sitting on edge of field but if wet or cold it was an 8 minute walk to the rig not a date with hypothermia [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] To be fair I am such a Sitka fan boi I pretty much wear it all the time unless I am pouring concrete or on a asphalt job. There work and casuall line is super comfy [/QUOTE]

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